The body of Charles H. Holley was clothed in an outer jacket of yellow
leather-like material in which 4 seams in the back were split almost full
length. The skull was split medially in the forehead and this extended into the
vertex region. Approximately half the brain tissue was absent. There was
bleeding from both ears, and the face showed multiple lacerations. The
consistency of the chest was soft due to extensive crushing injury to the bony
structure. The left forearm was factured 1/3 the way up from the wrist and the
right elbow was fractured. Both thighs and legs showed multiple factures. There
was a small laceration of the scrotum.

Personal effects found with the
body are listed on a separate sheet in this report.

Fingerprints were
taken of the deceased for purposes of identification.